10 Reasons Why I Write
Wednesday, 30 September 2020
By Hankuri Tawus Gaya, Nigeria There is a drummer behind every piece of writing. Writers dance to the tune of the drum as they write. The drummer dictates the content and all that the book represents, while the writers bring the interpretation of the tune to life. Anyone who buys or reads the book, in- Published in Africa, Christian writer, writing
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Eyes of Faith in Francophone Africa: Interview with children’s author Ivanova Nono Fotso
Wednesday, 29 April 2020
“I have been considered a perfect failure in my society,” confesses 34-year-old author Ivanova Nono Fotso of Cameroon. “Still single, living in my parents’ house, and writing children’s stories from home don’t meet for the criteria for success here.” And yet, despite her challenges, Ivanova’s writing career has flourished over the last decade with international- Published in Africa, Christian writer, LittWorld, MAI, writing for children
Writing for Social Media
Tuesday, 03 March 2020
The harvest is online but the laborers are offline. In our post-modern world inundated by information, authors need to master the art of effectively reaching their virtual audiences. A social media account and a strong internet connection are not enough. We’ll explore how to maximize Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for your particular audiences to createBanished
Friday, 20 December 2019
By Joan Campbell, South African author and MAI trainer I walk in Eden. Dappled light paints shifting patterns on my legs and arms as my feet sink into a lush moss carpet. My steps unleash the scent of green growth; it mingles with the hints of lemon and spice lacing the air in this part- Published in Africa, Christian writer, Uncategorized, writing fiction
Angola: When God closed the door
Tuesday, 16 May 2017
- Published in Africa, Christian writer, LittWorld, MAI, marketing
